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Newspaper
Middletown Times Press
Location
Middletown, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1916
Page
8
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The Market page reports gains across indices with Reading at 9334 and Marine Preferred at 54. Baldwin Locomotive rose to 78, Steel Common to 133, Industries Alcohol to 359, Mexican Petroleum up 1% to 25, and Producs up 4%. Grain futures in Chicago show Wheat up 1/4 cent, corn steady, oats steady, and provisions higher. In Washington, the Senate amendments to the militia drafting bill eliminating the million dollar relief for dependent families of enlisted guardsmen were disagreed on and sent to a conference committee.
Florence Krom of Goshen hosted a 15 friend surprise Saturday night. Dancing lasted until late, marking her birthday party. Advertisers note C. W. Bond services offered by John M. O Smith Street, Samuel Walker at Linden Avenue, A. E. Boyce at Linden Avenue, and Pai Maduro at Morreale's tailor shop.
The Thompson Ridge post office was burglarized last night but nothing was taken. The post master Theodore Clark keeps money and stamps secure when closing for the night. Earlier years ago burglars entered the office. Clart Brothers general store also burglarized via transom. Safe blown. burglars left with little or nothing. Suspected auto arrival and departure.
Knickerbocker of the Times-Press travels to Ithaca for the summer meeting of the New York Associated Dushies where he serves as vice-president. The Ithaca Hotel hosts the assembly with Frank E Gaunet of Elmira Star-Gazette as president of the association. Nearby, Grace Episcopal Church guards eight parishioners serving as soldiers. Rector Smithers bids them farewell at the denot before departure.
Crowds lined Wickham avenue as Company I and Medical Detachment left the armory for Camp Whitman. Soldiers wore service coats and gear while mothers and families watched, and comfort bags with essentials were distributed for the march.
The Third Regiment of Elmira passed through the Erie station at 9 28 morning and arrived in Port Jervis at :65, halting half an hour to change engineers and crews before continuing on en route.
A full roster lists officers Capt. H. L. Steedman First Lieut. R. M. Vernon Second Lieut J. A. Horschen and numerous enlisted ranks from First Sergeant to Privates. Names include J. H. Wilson Q. M. Sergeant C. F. Redzinsky, R. W. Shepard, B. Werler, W. Fernoour, T. Bate, C. H. Jones, E. F. Thorne, and many others across squads, corporals, musicians, artificers, cooks, and privates. The document compiles a local unit roll call for reference and record.
The list shows names associated with a medical department roster including AL Stivers, H J Sheller, L Redfield, OB Royce, Loren J Banegck, Ralph P Bul, George N ire, Samce C Donovan, John J Dorman, Frank J Doss, Frank E Featherson, Joseph T Holland, Frank Imholz, Willam FL Imtoiz, William J Jackson, Fred M Rniffen, Chaves W Bruset Tranler, Mancusco Te Grant C Marks, Aloysius B McMickle, Edmund Millen Sr, Robert S S Mullaney, F Leo Sperfechter, Arthur F St John Wilson, C VanDuzer, Nelson W Wood.
Going away take along a carera. Rexall Fast Powder relieves burping aching or perspiring feet. Cans 25c. Our Special Formula Foot Powder 25c. Also safety razors blades toothbrushes. NORTH SIDE PHARMACY 155 NORTH ST.
The report details troop trains from Elmira Horzell and Olean bound east to Camp Whitman and Brownsville Texas. Regiments include First Field Hospital Third Ambulance Corps from New York and First Infantry Massachusetts. The total force numbers about 1400 men with multiple regiments and equipment movements noted.
Newburgh commissioners vote three to two to discharge city manager Fred C. I ber. Dr Henry Wilson named as successor. An injunction from Judge Seeger was overruled. In Sacramento Governor Hiram Johnson says he will back Hughes.
Prices are reduced to fit your pocketbook with new $20 suits made to measure by Marks Arnheim of New York. Each suit is all wool and fast color, no old styles to copy, and cannot be matched for less than 50 cents per yard above cost. Call or send for samples of Better Clothes.
Mrs Edwin A Goldsmith left Monday for Buffalo with 500 Larkin secretaries for a company week including Niagara Falls trips. She plans to return Saturday evening. Mrs G K Miller and daughter Helena finished a five week Delawaral Jersey trip, Newark and Hudson. Miss Helen Packhiser visits Boston for vacation. Mrs W Joli returns home after Ellenville trip.
Middle town Lodge 255 meets at 23 West Main Street tonight with no July 4 session. June 11 hosts regular initiation night. Jr O U A M Oriental Degree postpones clam supper. street smoker planned with no admission. Empire Aerie 544 holds reef steak supper June 28 at 8 30 pm. Grace Church Girls hear speakers Miss Lindley of New York and Miss Grand of Goshen Wednesday at 2 pm. teachers of Sunday school to meet Wednesday at 7 30 pm.
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